Sentence examples for in consequence being from inspiring English sources

In consequence, being able to appropriately dimension UMTS resources at every subsystem is a must.

What neither set of leaders seem willing to admit is that being in that war necessarily invites a warlike response from those we attack; and that in consequence being in this war inevitably makes America less safe than if no war was underway.

Any survey of Egyptian architecture will in consequence be weighted in favour of funerary and religious buildings.

He, in consequence, is positioned to run for governor in four years' time.

She described how rushed the rehearsal process was and how much of the piece, in consequence, was improvised.

The origin of Caryophyllales, in consequence, was largely obscure and a matter of speculation before the advent of DNA evidence.

The Afghan capital, in consequence, is reasonably safe; most of the rest of the country is anything but (see article).

Nowadays architects are challenged by constantly evolving technology and, in consequence, are provoked to explore undiscovered domains.

The bigger the ion, the more damage this shuttling causes and the shorter, in consequence, is the battery's life.

Her dilemma is that the only package she can get up in consequence is one that fails to deliver the very change that is needed.

"Walden," in consequence, is not a paean to living simply; it is a paean to living purely, with all the moral judgment that the word implies.